Everything people ask us, answered.

Yes. You own it outright. Not a license, not a lease, not access for as long as you keep paying us. The moment you pay the $500, the site is yours the same way a truck you bought is yours.

That means the domain is registered in your name with your email on the account, the hosting account is yours, the Google Business Profile is yours, and the actual files that make up the site are handed to you in a folder you can download and keep. If you ever want to move to another provider, you send them that folder and they can pick it up on day one. Nothing is held hostage, because nothing is ours to hold.

You do. The advertising account is created under your business, your card is on it, and Meta bills you directly. We are added as a person with permission to work inside it, exactly the way an employee would be.

The practical benefit is that every dollar of history, every audience, and every piece of performance data stays with your business permanently. If we part ways, you remove our access and nothing about the account changes.

Nothing breaks. You already own the domain, the site, and the accounts, so your website stays online exactly as it is. Cancel the $10 hosting and we will help you move it to a host of your choosing at no charge. Cancel the retainer and the ads simply stop running at the end of the month.

There is no exit fee, no final invoice, and no thirty day notice buried in anything.

Nothing changes. CoCo Web Creation is not a class project or something to do until a job shows up. It is a small business, it is going to be attended to no matter what the situation is, and graduation is just a date on a calendar that has no bearing on your website or your ads.

Being at Colorado State is why the price is $500 instead of $5,000. It is not why the company exists. The company exists because we would rather build these than not, and that is not going to stop being true in May.

It is two. Connor Gearey and Conor Wood run CoCo together as co-owners. Two people means two phones, two sets of hands, and a site that never sits waiting because one person went on a trip.

You still get one person who knows your business rather than a rotating support queue, which is the part that actually matters when you call.

The number on this site is a mobile phone and it rings a person. During the week we reply within one business hour, and same day at the very latest. Texts on a weekend get answered the same day.

This is not a service level agreement in a document. It is just how we work, because research on inbound leads found companies that respond within five minutes are far more likely to reach a qualified conversation, and that most buyers go with whoever gets back to them first (Salescadia). We hold ourselves to what we would want from a contractor.

Yes, and we would prefer it. Anywhere in the Denver metro or the Front Range we come to you. In Dallas Fort Worth, Connor is home often enough that in person is normal rather than a special trip. If a screen share is easier, that works too.

The presentation meeting is free and carries no obligation whatsoever.

Seven to ten days from the conversation to a finished site sitting in front of you. Revisions add a few days depending on how fast you get back to us.

Less than you think. Your services and roughly what they cost, your hours, your service area, whatever photos you already have on your phone, and any reviews you are proud of. That is the core of it.

We wrote it all down as a one page checklist you can download and fill out at the counter. Everything on it is optional, and we will chase down the rest ourselves.

Not at all. Phone photos of your actual work beat stock photography every time, and we know how to make them look right. Send whatever is in your camera roll.

If you want proper photography, we can arrange a session for $200, but plenty of our best looking pages are built entirely from phone pictures.

No. We will find a good one, register it in your name, and hand you the login. A domain is usually $12 to $20 a year paid directly to the registrar, and it is covered inside the $10 a month if you are on hosting.

If you already own one, even one you bought years ago and forgot about, we will use it.

Usually we would rather rebuild it, and at $500 that is often cheaper than untangling a site somebody else abandoned. We will look at what you have and tell you honestly which one makes more sense for you.

If your existing site is fine and you only want the advertising, that is perfectly normal and the retainer works on its own.

The work travels fine, and we have no problem building for a business anywhere. We name those two cities because they are where we can sit across a table from you, and for a local business that matters more than people expect.

Yes. Buy a website or run the retainer and the design work is included: a logo, shirt and hat artwork, yard signs, truck lettering, menus, flyers, business cards, and print ready files.

You pay the printer directly, at their price. We never take a cut of it and we never mark it up. If you already have a logo, we will redraw it so it stays sharp on a sign and on a phone screen, also at no charge.

Yes, and it is built in rather than added on. Connor is legally blind and uses screen reading technology daily, so every site gets real color contrast, type large enough to read on a cracked phone in a parking lot, buttons big enough to press with a work glove on, proper headings, labeled forms, keyboard navigation, and alternative text on images.

Roughly one in four adults in the United States lives with some kind of disability (CDC). Most local websites quietly turn a share of those customers away. Yours will not, and you will not have to ask for it or pay extra for it.

Then you say no. There is no fee, no invoice, and no follow up campaign chasing you for six weeks. We will send one message a few months later asking how business is, and if you say stop, we stop.

We would rather you say no honestly than say yes because it felt awkward.

Yes. Two payments of $250, thirty days apart, is fine and does not cost extra. Just say so at the presentation.

Not on the advertising side. If we are running ads for a heating company in a town, we will not take a second heating company in that same town, because we would be bidding against ourselves with your money.

Websites are different and there is no conflict, but we will tell you if a neighbor is already a client.

Send them our way and tell us. When they buy a website you get $100 back, or a free month of the retainer if you are on it. There is no limit and no form to fill out.